Offline Secure Storage (OSS) for Business

Hold Gold Copies Away from Ransomware

Ransomware encrypts everything it can reach. Your gold copies, the last line of defence, should be physically unreachable. Offline Secure Storage (OSS) makes that possible.

£14.7B

Total annual cyber cost to UK businesses

KPMG for DSIT 2025

£210,128

Average ransomware cost per UK business

KPMG for DSIT 2025

4,523

Ransomware incidents reported to the ICO

ICO 2025

105%

Ransomware attack increase year on year

Sophos 2024

Backups are already being encrypted.

"The only backup that survived was the one they could not reach."

How Firevault Stops This

Write the gold copy. End the network path. Recover clean.

Your gold copies are written to dedicated RAID 1 drives inside a Firevault Bunker during an identity-verified sync window. Once the write is complete, the drives physically disconnect. No network cable. No Wi-Fi. No API. No path for ransomware to follow. When ransomware encrypts everything it can reach, your gold copy is not among them, because it is not connected to anything. When you need to recover, a physical connection is re-established, and the gold copy is intact, unencrypted, and ready.

• Ransomware targets backups first, but your gold copy is on hardware that physically disconnects after every sync. There is no network path to follow
• Not a cloud backup, no API to compromise, no credentials to steal, no always-on connection for ransomware to traverse
• Not a NAS, your gold copies are not on the same network as the threat. They sit in a sealed Firevault Bunker with no network interface
• Recovery is immediate, when ransomware encrypts everything it can reach, a physical connection to your untouched gold copy is created on your authority